Their understanding shows how the NDA partnership is working on the ground and helping people across the state.

During his visit to Gopinathapatnam in Eluru, Chandrababu said the government successfully implemented the Super Six schemes. He stated that no other state spends as much on pensions as Andhra Pradesh. He handed a pension to a woman beneficiary and later inspected stalls in Nallamadu.

Chandrababu said the government spends Rs 33 crore on pensions. He shared that 13 out of every 100 people receive pensions, of whom 59% are women. The state faced loans and problems, yet pensions were raised to Rs 4000. He said the previous Jagan government increased only Rs 250.

He stressed the need to increase population. Otherwise, machines will replace jobs, he said. Chandrababu said the previous government left Rs 1650 crore unpaid to farmers. His government cleared the dues and now deposits payment within four hours of grain purchase.

He added that 25 crore women have used the free bus service, for which the government spent Rs 550 crore. Chandrababu said the Chintalapudi-Ethipothala project will be completed soon.

Chandrababu told officials to help villages create income. He asked them to work with clarity, discipline and commitment to people.